At least 45 new Ebola cases have been
reported in West Africa this month

"The outbreak is not over and the response
efforts must be sustained," a U.N. mission
says
(CNN)— It seemed like the number of
people contracting Ebola in West Africa
was on the decline. But now, officials say
that trend has stalled, with dozens of new
cases of the deadly virus reported so far
this month.
Last week, there were 31 new cases of
Ebola reported in a growing geographic
area in Guinea and Sierra Leone, the World
Health Organization said. At the beginning
of this week, 14 additional cases were
reported.

The latest figures mark the second
straight week that the number of Ebola
cases in West Africa has increased,
officials said.


Investigators are working to trace how the
latest cases of the disease were
contracted, the WHO said.
"The outbreak is not over and the response
efforts must be sustained until we get to
zero cases throughout the region and are
able to stay at zero for several months,"
the U.N. Mission for Ebola Emergency
Response said Thursday .


Last month, officials from the WHO
declared Liberia free of the disease . But
even as they trumpeted the news, officials
warned that outbreaks in Guinea and
Sierra Leone ran the risk of bringing the
virus back to Liberia, where more than
4,000 people died after contracting Ebola.
CNN's Debra Goldschmidt and Azadeh
Ansari contributed to this report.

Last time I travelled home, Ebola saga was at its peak, prior to that was airport workers' stike and now that I'm about to travel again, another ebola case has raised its ugly head again.

What's all these non sense sef

Oyibos should take all those their evil lab experiments to other regions naa and leave Africa alone.